The Experiences of Midlife Women With Migraines

Moloney, Margaret F.; Strickland, Ora L.; DeRossett, Sarah E.; Melby, Melissa K.; Dietrich, Alexa S.

doi:10.1111/j.1547-5069.2006.00114.x

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“…Reports have included patients' perceptions of migraine and chronic daily headache, 32,33 the needs of patients with migraine, 34,35 migraine-related decision making, 36-38 the burden of migraine and impact on qualityof-life, 39,40 patients' experience, and the expectations of management. 16,41,42 One of these latter studies addressed prophylaxis, 42 but the setting was a specialised care clinic and the study aim was different from that of the present study. The latter study focuses on whether the physician involves the patient in choosing a preventive agent when the decision to start this was already made, not on the decision making in starting preventive therapy as in the present study.…”

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confidence: 44%

Prophylactic treatment of migraine by GPs: a qualitative study

Dekker¹,

Neven²,

Andriesse³

et al. 2012

Br J Gen Pract

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BackgroundDespite the considerable impact of migraine, the use of preventive medication in primary care is limited. Only about 5% of migraine patients who qualify for prophylaxis actually receive it, and adherence is far from optimal. AimTo explore the opinions of GPs regarding preventive medication for migraine. Design and settingA qualitative focus group study in Dutch general practice. MethodFour focus groups (six GPs each) were formed. GPs were purposively sampled to acquire a range of participants, reflecting the more general GP population.

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Section: Strengths and Limitationscontrasting

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Prophylactic treatment of migraine by GPs: a qualitative study

Dekker¹,

Neven²,

Andriesse³

et al. 2012

Br J Gen Pract

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“…O fundamental é que o programa possua um modelo de segurança que impeça o acesso de não convidados à discussão e que permita que a administração da lista ou do fórum seja feita à distância (Kralik et al, 2006). A confidencialidade dos dados no fórum online realizado por Moloney, Strickland, DeRossett, Melby e Dietrich (2006), por exemplo, foi assegurada pelo uso de firewalls e socket layers de segurança, além de os participantes terem recebido logins e senhas individuais para acessar o fórum.…”

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Grupos Focais Online e Pesquisa em Psicologia: Revisão de Estudos Empíricos entre 2001 e 2011

Bordini

Sperb

2013

Inter. Psicol.

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RESUMOO grupo focal é uma técnica de coleta de dados muito utilizada em pesquisa, predominantemente, no seu formato presencial. Nas últimas décadas, alguns grupos focais presenciais vêm migrando para o ambiente virtual. No entanto, a realização dos grupos focais por meio do uso de computadores e da internet gera uma série de especificidades. O objetivo deste trabalho é investigar e discutir como os pesquisadores do campo da psicologia têm utilizado os grupos focais online em seus estudos empíricos. A partir de uma revisão de artigos publicados entre 2001 e 2011, apresentam-se recomendações para o emprego dessa técnica, baseadas nas diversas particularidades relatadas pelos pesquisadores. Palavras-chave: grupos focais online; grupos focais virtuais; internet; métodos de pesquisa; psicologia. ABSTRACT Online Focus Groups and Psychological Research: A Review of Empirical Studies Between 2001 and 2011Focus group is a technique of data collection often used in research, usually in the face-to-face format. In recent decades, a part of such face-to-face focus groups has migrated to the virtual environment. However, conducting focus groups using computers and internet generates a number of specificities. This paper aims to investigate and discuss the use of online focus groups in psychological empirical research. Through a review of articles published between 2001 and 2011, we present recommendations for using this technique, drawn upon several peculiarities reported by the researches.

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“…1 The qualitative literature indicates that women with migraine headache may experience relief when sharing their stories, 10 might believe that their headaches are not important, 11 and may feel that others will judge them for missing work and taking medications. 12 Qualitative studies on the stories of women with migraine headache were not adequately presented in the literature. This study was designed to address this gap by exploring the meaning of migraine headache from a woman's perspective.…”

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Living With Migraine Headache

Ramsey

2012

Holistic Nursing Practice

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This qualitative study explored the lived experience of women who had migraine headache. The guiding framework was phenomenological inquiry and story theory. The transcripts of audiotaped stories gathered from 8 women living with migraine headache were analyzed. Seven interrelated themes comprised the findings of the study. Implications for holistic nursing practice emphasizing assessment of lived time, lived body, lived space, and lived relations in the context of the findings of the study are discussed.

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The Experiences of Midlife Women With Migraines

Cited by 24 publications

References 37 publications

Prophylactic treatment of migraine by GPs: a qualitative study

Prophylactic treatment of migraine by GPs: a qualitative study

Grupos Focais Online e Pesquisa em Psicologia: Revisão de Estudos Empíricos entre 2001 e 2011

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